Americans may be tapping cards and phones more often, but they’re not ready to give up cash. A new survey suggests that while digital payments dominate daily spending, most people still want the option to pay with paper bills (1) and they strongly oppose the U.S. becoming a cashless society. The findings highlight a growing tension between convenience and choice, and raise a bigger question: Is relying on cash actually a bad habit, or an underappreciated financial tool? Must Read Americans use cards, ...